Click on image to enlarge St. Timothy Protestant Episcopal Church Atlantic Avenue near Saratoga Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. 11233 St. Timothy Protestant Episcopal Church existed as late as 1920, but it not known if the church merged nor when the building was demolished.             Hall & Labagh New York City Mechanical action 2 manuals, 13 stops, 13 ranks The files of Louis F. Mohr & Company, an organ service company in the Bronx, show that the organ at St. Timothy Episcopal was built by Hall & Labagh. Mohr's notes (dated June 12, 1920) suggest that he was going to install an electric motor. It is possible that the tremolo and balanced Swell pedal were not original, depending on the date of the Hall & Labagh organ.                     Great Organ (Manual I) – 56 notes 8   Open Diapason 56 4   [Principal?] *   56 8   Melodia [TC] 44 4   Flute   56 8   Stop'd Diapason Bass 12 2 2/3   Twelfth   56 8   Viol d'Gamba [TC] 44 2   [Fifteenth?] *   56                 Swell Organ (Manual II) – 56 notes, enclosed 8   Open Diapason Treble } 56 8   Dulciano 56 8   Open Diapason Bass } 4   Violina Treble } 56 8   Stop'd Diapason Treble } 56 4   Violina Bass } 8   Stop'd Diapason Bass } 8   Trumpet 56                 Pedal Organ – 25 notes 16   Bourdon   25     * stop knobs missing                     Couplers (Mohr indicates "4 couplers" but does not list them)     Great to Pedal         Swell to Great         Swell to Pedal         Swell to Great Octaves?                         Pedal Movements     Balanced Swell Pedal   Tremolo                 Sources:      Mohr, Louis F. & Co. Specifications of Hall & Labagh organ. Courtesy Larry Trupiano. Photos:      Sperr, Percy Loomis: exterior.             | NYC AGO Home Page | Back to NYC Organ Project List |